As The National reports this morning: Reform UK are set to become Holyrood’s second party as the SNP remains the dominant force in Scottish politics, according
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There are moments when the institutions of law have to remind governments that they are not kings. Yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on the legality of
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Markets are systems in which goods, services, labour, and financial assets are exchanged under rules that determine prices and terms of trade. They are not
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The BBC reported yesterday that: A surge in capital gains tax, employers’ National Insurance contributions and a boost in income tax receipts helped buoy the
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People in the UK are angry, and they have good reasons. Stagnant wages, housing costs, collapsing public services and growing inequality are real. But the
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The New York Times has just reported: Let me contextualise this. The decision does not prove there is a god, but it does seem a
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I note this comment by Xander Elliards in The National this morning: If she were alive to see her middle son arrested, it is unlikely
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One of the many discussions that we have had here of late has been about how to get more people talking about politics for people,
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The reported arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as part of an investigation into alleged misconduct in public office is not just another royal scandal. It is
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